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The foreign envoy» are on their way
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Io
Tien Tsin.
Manila. Augurt 23. — It has been ex-
r r » i.i» R e i* « n a » IÀTTMDAI.
The fl»r- of tlie allies float from the
parted that some of the 275 garrisons
Disastrous Storm at the Town the United States maintain In Me»« United States Cannot Accept
Pekin
imperial palace.
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! islands wfiuld stooer or later 1* anr-
Two men went insane in Des Moines, i
His OfTor.
of Sheboygan.
rounded by t h e enemy and attacked
la., on account of beat.
i with such determination and advan
Fi»e men were smothered in a coal '
tage in point uf u umber a amt ground C H IN A HAS N O G O V E R N M E N T
SW EPT AWAY ALU IN IT S PA TH
mine at Issaquah. Mash.
1 that the American soldiers would
Fitxunnions refused to take $100,000 ,
poweiieas to raaistthe onslaught. This
to lose his tight to Sharkey.
has happened at (Catubig, on the Island 1 'M llrd S t a to * W i l l A r t With r « I r r t M »
P r .r e d e d b y la lr n . e H r» »
T h v lV .ltu .
» f th e Im p u r i-
It* il
of Samar, and the detachment of the
€'«»«■ f»n H»
For»«» fires eansed $10.000,000 dam-
< m i tlu u la W h a ls v a r A r i t o ii I t M a y
W a a K ille d * » n m
A ln a o a l » « S t r a d e
P a«t W '* * l
I l i » p !» * •» » < •
‘ Forty-tbtrd volunteer infantry, tne
sge in Colorado and Wyoming.
T a b s wa Ib o M a t t e r
- L a r g e l* r „ w * -r » y L a r e -
i lb* T» r g r a p ii C o I m w r i .
11*4 F:
troops In qoe»ti<iu. tost 20 of its 30
Seven persons were killed in a freight i
I men. No >>ne is surprised at thia re
train collision at Kensoio, N. Y.
Washington, August 23.— 1 he cabinet
Milwanke , Wts., Augni» 32.— A sult. considering the crieum»tan< e«;
American troops »h*re»l in the as
The new treaty with Spain ha« i-een I special from »heboygsu. W ts.. »ava:
but surprine is manifested that a sim i «e««i«n today practically op ’lied Ito»
sault on Pekin.
A ternfic wind storm »truck the city lar fate ba« uot overtaken other small consideration of the niotnOntona qu«»-
signed by Minister Storwr at Madrid.
Pire in Wellington, Ohio, canawla
this
afternoon. The storm came very ’ garriMin« in isolated towns. The offi lions growing out of the capture of
The United states government has
I m il
suddenly
from the north. Eight large j cial report of the Catubig incident is as Fakin »ml the war lit Chins.
loss of |50,000.
rejected Li llu n g ( hang’s peace term». ;
today's
awriii#
the
absorbing
question
buildings
were
completely
wrecked
and
follows;
Frenchmen accuae England of dupli- ' Democratic |«prc> demand tire w ith
20«» »mall bouses were blown down, i “ In the Catubig engagement, iu ¡Atas Imen the safety of Minister t ‘ongi-r
city at K hit ng ha i.
drawal of American troops from China. The low» w ill !« more than $300.000.
.Now,
which the in s u r g e n ts uumiiered
-------- ----- --- about i and the legationers lit Fekm.
Unim gated crops in Idaho are Buf
At im »> u it was dark as night and in 600 men with 200 riffe» and one can- I liowever, that has given place to p o . -
Six men lost their lives by the cav
fering fiom drouth.
c
ing in of a w ell at Guthrie, Oklahoma, i tensely hot. A few momenta before 1 non. our men gave an heroic account | Runs of it moia intricato and far ram h-
Another attempt was made to asaas- ¡ Chinese viceroys ask that no indigni- j o ’clock the storm broke, increasing io of themselves by killing more than 200. lug character, touching »!•• existence
ainate the «hah of Persia.
Our loss was 19 killed and five of the Chinese empire and the port
tie« he shown the emperor a n I em- force until a tornado wa« blowing.
Persona
were
tbtowu
down
and
fences
wounded.
The detachment was at the ' which the AmerfcJn government ia to
The Typographical Union has refused inrei*.
and
signs
hnrled
hundreds
of
feet.
The
I
tim e quartered in the convent. At 5 ‘ take iu the reconstructiuu of that conn-
to enter the political held.
Intense heat killed four persons in storm raged for some m inutes and - A. M., April 15. almost simultaneous- I try.
Two persona were killed in an acci- ■ Kt.Louis, where the thermometer regis passed off to the south. Tlie storm j
The meeting today was devoted en
ly lire was opened upon it from the
dent at the Paría exposition.
a rro
tered 99 degrees.
-tarted in the western |*ait of the city, > b ills on both sides, as well as from tire! . v to th e Chinea« s i t u a t i o n .
The population of Greater New York
The transport Sherman left San i ran- near tlie cemetery, ami swept down on everr available |« r t of the town. 1» tariis Hay and Root, who have tic e li
is shown by the census to be 3,437,202. cisco for Nagasaki with 1,600 officers to the south side and off into the lake. continued all dav and night, and was moat active in directing affairs, were
it was two m iles wide and wrecked j vigorou-.lv resumed at 5 o ’clock the ■ absent from the city, so tlmt the attend-
Fonr deaths a m i 15 prostrations as a and men for China.
everything
iu its path. All was over j following morning. At 8 A. M. the au--e was comparatively sm all, the |>r •
result of another hot ware in Chicago.
Queen Wilhelm ins, of Holland, is in 10 minutes, although it seemed hours canuou oegau tiring nails, pieces of i ident having with him Wecretarie*
Steel m ills at W ilmington, Dela engaged to Prince Frederick Adolf, of to the panic-stricken jieople.
chain and iron scraps. Thia sort of Gage. Hitchcock and U ilanu aud I net-
ware, shut down, affecting 1,500 men. Mecklinburg-Schwerin.
The roof of the large warehouse of i attack continued until the third day. nia-u r-Geueral Smith. Several quea-
The Shanghai muddle is beginning to
St. Paul’s population, according to the Crocxer Company was blown off w hen a large number of tlie insurgents lio ns were a w a itin g a tte n tio n .
K a r l l . l ’ s O l t r r lt«-Jr>-teil.
assume a serious aspect, international the United States census, is 163.632; and thrown against the large factory. got into the adjoining church. With
First of these was th« application of
The building was wrecked and a large 10 volunteers Sei^jeant George charged
troops being landed.
that of .Minneapolis, 202,718.
stock of chairs was left without protec- j ' on the church, killing a large number Li llu n g Chang (or the ap|Miintinant of
Puget sound salmon pack for this
Several lives were lost and much
season is about 199,000 cases, compared property destroyed by terrific electrical tion from the rain, w bi:h lell in tor ! of men, h ot he could uot hold it. From Minister Conger or some other coinmI--
rents.
the window» of the same the insur siouer to negotiate for the ceaMliou of
with 528.000 for 1899.
wind and rain storms in Marylaud.
The street car barns weia wrecked, gent« threw a quantity of hemp a*tu- lioktilities. The decision arrived at
Philip Koenigberger, a New York
Colonel Marchand, of French Fashooa and street cars were smashed to piece». j rated with kerosene aganist the »ide was to reject the appeal, anil a n plv
toE>acco dealer, cut his throat in a bar
fame, has l>een appointed to the general The electric wires w ere all blown ot the convent, and thus »et it on fire. of ibis character w ill be sent to Min-
ber shop in San Francisco.
staff ol the China expeditionary force. down. Tlie roof of the malthouse of j A» this bnilding soon became unten- i ister Wn, to lie forwarded to Li Hung
Caleb Powers was convicted of com
the Keneid-Schriver Brewing Conqiany j able, the detachment attempted to es ( hang. The moving canse for th is
One fireman dead, four injured and was lifted from the bnilding, carried
plicity of in the Goebel murder and
cape to the river and cross it; and here action is that this government is .it
$30,000 worth of property destroyed is over 150 yards and thrown into the
sentenced to life imprisonment.
occurred it» first considerable losses. present very much in the dark a« to
the work of a firebug in two tires at street. It was carried over the huge
All of the men of the detachment, ex- ! whether there is any existing govern-
Lord Kobeitc. will lie recalled from Peoria, 111.
ventilators
of
the
brewery.
The
l cept Sergeant Hall, Corporal Gar-on ! incut in China. With the capital in
Africa in October and appointed com-
Ojieratious have been resumed at all American Folding Bed Company's plant and 16 privates attempted to get into j the hands of the allies, th« eiiij»T' r
mantler-in-chief of the British army.
the factories of the National (¿lass was demolished and the sheds in the a boat, and in so doing they were and einpiess dowager fugitives in hid
War in China caused the closing of
Com|>any at Pittsburg.
The resump Simliall & Sons brickyard were blown ; killed, sergeant Hall and h it men ing, and the entire governmental fai n«-
x large m ill in Biddeford, Me., throw-
down and the debris scattered in every i liegan intrenching themaelve« near the paralysed, there is no evidence of an
tion gives employment to 4,000 men.
ling 3,000 hands out of employment.
direction.
i river, and there that little band held authority adequate to conduct negotia
Sol Bloom, a music pnblisberof Chi
Tlie storm struck the South Side Lu Out fonder (kirporal Carson), two days tions and secure results which will l»>
Shipments of lunilier from the state
of Washington for the year just ended cago, has brought suit lor $2>,000 theran churcb, and the steeple was ! longer, in the face of most adverse cir- final and binding.
It was stated by memlieraof the cab
amount, approximately, to $7,500,000. damages against the Union restauiant blown down on to two residences, : co instances, until raacned. Sergeant
and hotel for refusing to serve him smashing in the roofs. The Fourth
inet
that the Chinese establishm ent,
I
Hall
aud
two.others
were
killed,
and
Foreign anarchists, said to have while he was clad in a shirt w aist and
come to this country to assassinate minus a coat. The manager of the res ward school bouse, a beautiful build two were wounded during that period. instead of being a government, ap
pear- to be an enormous headlea- affair,
President McKinley, are under arrest taurant, when questioner! regarding ing, was completely wrecked, one side
NEW T R E A T Y W IT H S P A IN .
without know ledge of what is for its
and
the
front
being
blown
in,
causing
at New York.
the refusal, said that patrons wearing the roof to fall and crushing the Hoors
best good, and without power to en
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Ex-President Ignacio Andrade, who shirt waists would only be served at down into the cellar. The plant of
force its wishes. With the leegnized
O u r I,a le K n e m y .
was deposed from the presidency of tables adjoining the main dining room. th Opetenberg & Sonneman Company
ruler in (light, no one seems to know if
Washington, tngust 23.— Minister
Venezuela and succeeded by Cipriano No person would be permitted to enter was partially wrecked. Several freight
anybodv is directing its affairs.
\s
Castro, the present iucumlient. is dead. the dining room unless wearing a coat. cars standing on the Northwestern rail Storer, at Madrid, informs the state j China is an absolute monarchy, with-
department that a treaty of am ity,
A forest fire near Encampment,
Connt von Waldersee started for road tracks were blown over on their commerce ami uav ligation ami general
“nv
Wyoming, has burned over a territory China.
sides.
signed, p n n is io n -1 and empress dowager are all-powerful
intercourse
ha»
been
That no one was killed seems almost
. I ano practically they are the empire o f
right by 10 m iles in extent and now
Roumania and Bulgaria are on the a m iracle. The wind wrecker! build ally, bv the minister of s ta t e aud him China. Under the present remarkable
threatens two towns.
Two thousand
ing after bnilding, w ith the greatest self. Thi- practically marks the la-t * | conditions, the United S tab s w ill act
♦heep and one man have perished in the verge of war.
The emperor and empress dowager rapidity, and there was little warning step in the complete restoration of re with extreme caution iu whatever
dames.
lations between Spain and the United
of the approach of the storm. The peo
have
left Pekin.
steps it may take toward a solution of
Fort Sherman, Idaho, is unsuitable
States
ple
in
every
case
were
out
of
their
the js tiding problems
Senator Stewart, of Nevarla, w ill
for an Indian school.
homes before the storm broke, ami those , The new treaty imsleruizes the treaty
In the meant line there is reason to
support
McKinley.
Ex-Secretary Bontwell announces
I relation- netween the two nations.
who were struck by dying debris were
believe that the United States and all
that he w ill vote for Bryan.
A tornado did great damage in sev only slightly injured. In the factories I Prior to the aeveiance of all communi the other powers interested will keep
Seven persons were killed in a train eral Wisconsin towns.
the employes were in many eases cation upon the declaration of war their arwieil force- on the ground, so
with Spain, the two governments were
wreck near Grand Rapids, Mich.
Ex-Senator John J. Ingalls left an bruised ami ent from wreckage.
that order inav be iuaiiitaine<l ami nt
proceeding
under terms of a treaty ne
The Erink slate went through the estate valued at $250,000.
The 5-vear-old son of Mrs. Thomas
*
least a semblance of stable government
gotiated in the la-t century. It was
Washington Republican convention.
Atkins
had
a
remarkable
e-cape
The
brought
ont of the existing chaos.
Japanese are beginning to distrust
house was torn into shreds and scat ' verv cuniliersome, and in some res|ieot»
The war department publishes F ili the Continental Europeans.
1 wholly inapplicable to existing condi
F r e i g h t T r u ll i C o llla lo ii«
tered about in the roadway. What
pino correspondence captured by Fun
New York, August 2 3 — In a freight
Chicago’s population as shown by was left of the house was only about tions, one provision, for instance, relat
ston.
the United States census, is 1,698,578. three or four timbers where the build ing to trade between the United States train collision at Ketisico, N. Y., to
Pritchard .Morgan save the powers
More retails are reported to have sur ing stood. The child was buried in the { and Florida as a colony of S|»iin. Sev night, seven •persona were killed and
have decided on a new form of govern
eral efforts were made to remedy the others are miastng. Keusico is on the
rendered in the United States of < o- m ins, and when found was standing iu
ment for China.
;
the corner, with timber plied in front defects, but only one was partially sne- Harlem division of the New York Cen
General Chaffee reported the allies lombia.
ceaafol, the adoption of the Cushing tral lailm ad, about iff miles from New
drunken
Kansa-
doctor
killed
three
'
of
him in such a manner a- to shield | pautocol. The last attempt was made
at Ma Too, 20 miles from Pekin, three
York. At R:30 tonight, while a freight
persona, and wa- -hot dead by a sher him, and he ear-aped w ith only hriiis»»- when Mr. Olney was secretary of state, train was stauiling at the de|s>t, a sec
sr four days ago.
Four
b9_x
cars
in
the
Chicago
&
Preparations to extend the railroad iff’s sou.
Northwestern yard were carried off the bnt the strained relations growing out ond freight dashed into the rear end ot
William M. Johnson, of New Jersey, track ami stood straight on end. Some of the Cuban affairs caused the effort it. The engine of the second train
down the Yukon from White Horse to
smashed the 'caboose of the first train
succeeds I’.-rry Heath as assistant of the bricks from the Crocker Com to fail.
Selkirk are in progress.
It
is
understood
that
.Minister
Storer
and
then turned over. Reports from
postmaster-general.
pany’s warehou-e were thrown with
China will semi a high official to
negotiated with Diipiiv de Lome, ex- the scriie of tlie accident say that the
such
force
against
the
adjoining
build
Ixird
Roberta
issued
a
proclamation
Tung Chow to arrange for delivering
Hpnniah minister to the United States, engineer aud fireman of- the second
prescribing severe jienalties for Boers ings that they passed through the sides
the foreigners to the allies.
of the buildings and yet no one was in- and now under secretary of state, who, train are dead under the wreck, aud
who
violate
their
oaths.
Foreign and domestic wheat markets
of course, is thoroognly conversant two others of the train-crew ure Imried
Estimates of the shortage in the jured. Otber portions of the building w ith all the conditions of trade likely in the debris. So far as can be learned
have a downward tendency, and the
of
the
Crocker
Company
were
torn
P»
Pacific coast salmon pack vary between
local situation continues dull.
the accident was caused by the engineer
pieces. There ia scarcely a w hole pane to arise.
600,000
aud 1,000,01)0 cases.
Although
the
general
provisions
are
of
the second train running past a
Oregon supreme court decides that
of glass left in the tornado district.
A poHoftice employe killed a Kansa-
district attorney's fee must lie deposit-
Telephone, electric light «ml trolley not known in detail at this stage, it is block signal that had lieeu »et against
wl with clerk when divorce suits are City woman and wounded her husband wires and p iles are torn down, and a understood that the instrument pro him.
as a result of a quarrel over rent.
tiled.
street car has not run in the city since vides the usual facilities fur intercom
M ln iie ftn tM l l t i l c l i r r
munication, and probablv contains pro
The transport Thomas, w hich left ; The Chinese government asks that the storm strode. Sidewalks and trees visions which carry out those relation-
Kt. Paul, August 23.— An Arlmg-
Nagasaki August 10, will bring 2 16 Conger or some other American be ap were carried away like chaff.
bin, Minn., special to the Dispatch
The principal sufferer is the Crocker growing out of the territorial condi says; Wullert, who yesterday libtch-
»ick and four insane soldiers from the pointed to ojien peace negotiations.
tions
resulting
from
the
war.
Philippines.
ered his wife ami four step-children
The W illamette valley hop crop is ( hair Company, whose loss is $250,-
A N n r» e f>rw w ne<l.
and seriously wounded another 10-year-
The yield 000.
Severe (hsals have occurred in Japan practically out of danger.
New York, August 23.—The body ol old step-son, was captured this morn
T h r e e K m I I I e l « ll r o w ii e d .
«ml it is reported that 2,200 persona w ill be heavy and prices sre ad vancing.
Miss Bertha M. Hunt, the nurse who ing in a barn on the place of his sister,
have been drowne<l. Railway traffic is i The state Board of agriculture orders . Cape May, N. .1., August 22.— Ellen
so
strangely diaappearetl from the city Mrs. Steinborn, about two miles finiii
Young, Salina Newliouser and Albert
interrupted.
the erection of 150 additional stalls for
,1. Schwab, all of Philadelphia, were hospital on B lackw ell’s Island, where the scene of the crime. He wa- hid
Three lives were sacrificed by fire as livestock exhibit at the state fair at
drowned in the surf at Cape .May point she was empolyed, on Thursday night, den under a manger. W’allert mad« a
the result of an explosion of natural Salem, Or.
today. They were bathing and got be was found yesterday. Miss Hunt came somewhat incoherent confession, hut
jas in Thirty-fourth street, Chicago.
Caleb Powers, ex-se. retiiry of state yond their depth. Schwab made a from Chatham, N. Y. She lived with became more confused under question
1'hree other jiersons are supposed to be
of
Kentucky, issued a statement in noble effort to save his companions, | other nurses in the training school. ing. When Wullert, in custody of offi
in the ruins.
which he declares his innocence, aud holding their unconscious bodies above On Thursday one of the patients, under cers, passed through where the bodies
Heeretury Gage, of the treasury de says he had a poltical trial.
the water loi soui« time. Just as a her care died of epilepsy. 'This made of the murdered family lay, a hastily
partment, -ays that as long as the
boat, which went to their rescue, a strong impression on the nurse’» organized crowd attempted to lynch
The reported of the plague in Manila reached his side, he loosened his grasp mind, and when she returned to her
United States maintains the gold stand
him, bnt he wus taken away iu safety
ard ami keeps the public credit good it for the two weeks ending July 17, as on the women and sank out of sight. room she was ill quite a nervous state. by the officers.
:an retain for its own use all the gold just reported I" the marine hospital The women were taken ashore and, Nile told her roommate thHt she would
service, is seven new cases and five although the usual methods for resusci go down to the river to get a pitcher
W o rn » « K l l l c l b y a K u r g ln r .
it needs.
deaths. Ol the new case« four were tating drowning people were resorted ful of salt water, with which to hath«
Pittsfield,
Mass., August 2!!.— Mis-
A severe hailstorm destroyed 40,000
Filipinos and three Chinese.
her
head.
She
was
not
again
seen
May
Fosburg,
the 24 yeHr-old daughter
to,
they
could
not
tie
biought
back
to
acres of the finest grain in North Da
alive.
of R .'L , Posburg, a contractor of Buf
The Kansas Citv firemen, in a class life.
kota, even that cut and in the shock
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'
falo, N. Y ., was shot and killed e a r l y
4 'I i I c m k » P lu m b e r « ’ s t r i k e .
being destroyed. Many of the hail- created at the Paris exposition for paid
C a t t le m a n A s«»sa In n l e d .
Her
Chicago, August 23.— The Journey this morning, by a burglar.
stons were from three to four inches in firemen, won the world’s champion
W ichita, Kail.
August 22. — Mr.
ship cup. The officers received gold Huff, cattleman and fanner, was shot men Plumbers’ Union has ordered a brother, E. F. Fosburg, was badly
diameter.
genera) strike to take effect at once. beaten by one of the men, whom he
Maurice Brennan, who is under ar medals, and silver medals and the dead in his home in Custer county,
The action was taken at a protracted tried to capture. There were three of
money
prize,
600
francs,
was
divided
rest at Ht. Louis, charged with being
Oklahoma, Ftiday night by som eone, meeting, when it was determined to the burglars and h 11 escaped. Mr,
» dynamitor, was indeutitied as one of among the officers and men. The min- who fired through an open window.
put an end to the dilatory methods now Fosburg is living y i this city w hile en
the men conaected with the blowing 1 ‘•tM’ of war. General Andre, presented The herd there is said to he the cause being used aud begin an aggressive gaged on some work for an electrical
Portugal of the crime and more trouble ia feared.
up of the stieet c a ia in t.b e southern the prizes to Captain Hale.
coni pan v
fight on the contractor«
( won the volunteer championship.
lm SEWS «f THE M
part of the city several weeks ago.